Electricity from nuclear fusion is considered the great energy hope worldwide. WEKA AG contributes with highly specialized components to make this highly sophisticated technology usable for a sustainable tomorrow. Because the CO2-free energy of the future comes from the extreme cold.

Where it is coldest, WEKA AG is at its best - as shown in the new WEKA video on plasma and fusion research. In large research facilities such as the European nuclear fusion reactor ITER, the market-leading manufacturer of cryogenic components develops customized solutions to make this highly sophisticated technology usable for a sustainable future - after all, nuclear fusion is supposed to provide virtually inexhaustible CO2-free energy one day.

WEKA: At home in the cold

The key to innovative future energy is extreme cold: Large refrigeration systems not only cool the superconducting magnets in plasma and fusion research, ultra-low temperatures are also required for the cooled radiation shield and the cryogenic pump systems. Here, WEKA has been offering highly specialized components used for liquefaction, distribution and cooling for years.

WEKA has gases and liquids under control - for more than 80 years and also when it comes to the energy future. Enjoy the 90 second video and find out all about our engagement in fusion energy.